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Advanced Image Coding and its Comparison with Various Still Image Codecs
2012
American Journal of Signal Processing
JPEG is a popular DCT-based still image co mpression standard, which has played an important ro le in image storage and transmission since its development. Advanced Image Coding (AIC) is a still image co mpression system which combines the intra frame b lock prediction fro m H.264 with a JPEG-based discrete cosine transform followed by context adaptive binary arith metic coding (CA BAC), with best performance at low bit rates and has better performance than JPEG overall. In this paper, we
doi:10.5923/j.ajsp.20120205.04
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